In the world of legal case management technology, Assembly Legal, is leading the way. With more than 42,000 users and over 35 years of experience creating and supporting legal software, Assembly Legal is announcing a shake up to its C-Suite team.
As the leading provider of legal case management software, the company plans to stay ahead of the curve while continuing to execute the business for which they are known for. Recently, the company announced several strategic hires to help inspire advances across their product lines, customer experience as well as security.
Among those hired, Rick Cirigliano will now serve as the Chief Product Officer. No stranger to the field, the appointment of the new Chief Product Officer brings several years of experience with product strategy, management and development that will drive SaaS strategy in Assembly’s flagship cloud solution, Neos. With a recent background working for telecommunications company Mitel as Senior Vice President of Global Cloud Operations Cirigliano boasts years at various executive-level cloud positions at Oracle, including VP, Public Sector Managed Cloud Services.
Tony Fabbi will now be the new Chief Customer Officer.
The new role will include leading Assembly’s Professional Services, Customer Support and Customer Success teams. The customer experience sector holds a career journey for Fabbi. Most recently, the new CCO led the customer onboarding organization at Mitel, where he was also Vice President of Global Cloud Activation Services. Before then, Fabbi, like Cirigliano, held executive-level positions with Oracle.
Additionally, the company added Doug Gaccione in the role of Chief Marketing Officer and Ken Isaacson will now be the new Chief Information Security Officer.
Doug Gaccione joins Assembly Legal as their new Chief Marketing Officer, boasting more than 25 years of experience providing worldwide iconic brands and Fortune 500 corporations with marketing leadership. With a focus on brand development, marketplace intelligence, product marketing, customer acquisition strategies, loyalty engagement, SaaS applications and complex commercial transactions, Gaccione has helped grow several brands and will bring that experience to Assembly’s team. As a senior executive at Arrivia, Switchfly, CXLoyalty and Zemoga, revenue growth is in his wheelhouse.
“The addition of these key hires demonstrates Assembly Legal’s steadfast commitment to customer success and product excellence as our company experiences rapid growth in the legal tech space,” says Daniel Farrar, Chief Executive Officer for the company. “I am truly excited to welcome these high-performing leaders to our team.”
With 20 years of experience providing information management and security as well as data privacy and regulatory compliance solutions to high ranking banking and financial technology companies, Ken Isaacson joins Assembly as their Chief Information Security Officer. Responsible for driving Assembly’s information security and information management efforts, the position will work to keep the company’s system safe.
Together, these new additions to Assembly Legal’s C-suite team join the company’s Chief Executive Officer, Daniel Farrar; Chief Revenue Officer, David Wagner; Chief Technology Officer, Jim Garrett; and Chief Financial Officer, Don O’Leary.
“Information, security and data protection continue to be a top priority as we develop and refine our products,” says Jim Garrett, Chief Technology Officer at Assembly. “Ken’s experience in information security positions him as an expert to ensure our cloud security strategies remain vigilant, keeping data secure and protecting the information of our customers and their clients.”
Since the beginning of the year, Assembly Legal has added 50 new employees and plans to add more roles to support continued product development and company growth. Other roles added this year included a new VIce President of Human Resources, VP of Professional Services, VP of Product Marketing, VP of Growth Marketing, User Experience (UX) Designers, and a new Senior Director of Sales.
To date, the company’s product team expanded by 72 percent.